NFL...Not Patriots News

[Southieinnc]

Tom Brady is expected to be approved by the NFL Owners next week as a Minority Owner of the Las Vegas Raiders.

Reports vary as to the stake. Minimum is 10% that cost him half billion. Some reports are that he's in for 20% that cost him $750K

Check your numbers.....

 

[BigKen]

Check your numbers.....

Not mine, off hand article getting clicks with the fact that the owners are voting on it next week.

 

[BigKen]

Jets fired Saleh a week ago today. They lost to Buffalo last night 23-20 and the media is blaming the kicker for missing two FG over 40 yards out with very tricky wind blowing gust between 20 and 30 MPH. No way they will pin it on Hambrick the interim coach. They have the Steelers this coming Sunday and they come to Foxboro to play the Patriots. Brissett sucked in NY and Rogers hasn't lit up even when he's been at home. He was pouting after the Jets had to settle for a FG after the first series last night. Jets have just barely won two against the weak sisters, NE and TENN. They've punched out against stronger teams like the 49ers and Bills. They could challenge the Patriots for the cellar in the AFCE.

Just sayin'..........................

 

[nefansince75]

Just sayin'..........................

What you didn't say was Rodgers was pouting because his RB dropped a pass and killed the drive. He seemed to go after the ball with one hand so he could turn the corner instead of just securing the ball.

I ain't no Rodgers apologist, but his reaction was appropriate. They lost a chance for four more points on the play - then lost by 3. Little things can create large results.

 

[BigKen]

I ain't no Rodgers apologist, but his reaction was appropriate. They lost a chance for four more points on the play - then lost by 3. Little things can create large results.

And don't forget, the kicker missed two FGs of which AR had no part.

No excuses for Hall......how many receivers, both RBs, TEs and WRs attempt to catch a ball with one hand?

Just don't let the game announcers comments sway yours or anyone else's thinking. "Oh, Hall should have caught that with both hands."
Considering the fact that he was running and pumping both arms, it's sometimes very hard to extend both hands to catch a ball and not completely screw up his balance or trajectory. That, and he's not a wide receiver. Secondly, Rogers is a Diva and can never accept responsibility for anything. How about throwing a more catchable pass that he wouldn't have had to reach out so far to get?????

It's a game that every mistake is super highlighted and someone will always be the fall guy.

 

[BigKen]

Jets make the deal for Devante Adams and Mike Williams is on the block.
Determined to save their season from ruin and preserve their hopes of ending a half-century Super Bowl drought, the New York Jets are finalizing a blockbuster trade for star wide receiver Davante Adams, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday.

The Las Vegas Raiders will receive a conditional third-round draft pick that could improve to a second-round selection, sources told Schefter. For the pick to improve to a second-rounder, Adams must be a first- or second-team All-Pro this season or be on the Jets' active roster for the AFC Championship Game or Super Bowl, the sources said.

Adams took a red-eye flight into New Jersey early Tuesday morning with the deal basically in place and was scheduled to take a physical to finalize the trade, a source told Schefter.

The Jets are assuming the balance of Adams' remaining salary, a source told Schefter. Adams' salary for this season is $17.5 million, with approximately $11.59 million still owed through the end of the season. And while he is under contract for 2025 and 2026, his annual salary jumps to $36.25 million for each of those seasons. The Raiders will carry a dead cap charge of $13.67 million in 2024 and $15.7 million in 2025, according to Spotrac.com.

 

[Southieinnc]

Jets make the deal for Devante Adams and Mike Williams is on the block.
Determined to save their season from ruin and preserve their hopes of ending a half-century Super Bowl drought, the New York Jets are finalizing a blockbuster trade for star wide receiver Davante Adams, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday.

The Las Vegas Raiders will receive a conditional third-round draft pick that could improve to a second-round selection, sources told Schefter. For the pick to improve to a second-rounder, Adams must be a first- or second-team All-Pro this season or be on the Jets' active roster for the AFC Championship Game or Super Bowl, the sources said.

Adams took a red-eye flight into New Jersey early Tuesday morning with the deal basically in place and was scheduled to take a physical to finalize the trade, a source told Schefter.

The Jets are assuming the balance of Adams' remaining salary, a source told Schefter. Adams' salary for this season is $17.5 million, with approximately $11.59 million still owed through the end of the season. And while he is under contract for 2025 and 2026, his annual salary jumps to $36.25 million for each of those seasons. The Raiders will carry a dead cap charge of $13.67 million in 2024 and $15.7 million in 2025, according to Spotrac.com.

Jets gonna Jets!

Think Rodgers will be throwing to him next year?
Chances Rodgers still playing in New Jersey?
Chances Adams still playing for $36.25 million next year?
Chances the coaching staff is still working for the Jets next year?

 

[BigKen]

As has been said a million times, "One man's trash is another man's treasure."

Former Patriots kicker Chad Ryland is now the kicker for the Arizona Cardinals.